Rip Off Comix #18
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Sisterhood" is a standout entry in Rip Off Comix #18, a 1988 release from Rip Off Press that features a bold, self-contained story written and illustrated entirely by Frank Stack—showcasing his distinctive voice and sharp, satirical edge. The issue presents a surreal, feminist reimagining of the Achilles and Hippolyta myth, where power dynamics shift in unexpected ways during a tense standoff, culminating in a surprising truce brokered by the Greeks and the Amazons. The cover, by Gilbert Shelton, captures the story’s defiant, irreverent spirit with its bold, expressive style.
In "Amazons Final Chapter," Achilles confronts Hippolyta in a tense stand-off that quickly turns personal, testing both strength and strategy. With the Greeks raising a truce flag, the moment hangs in the balance as old grudges meet the possibility of peace.
In "F.T.W." from Rip Off Comix #18, Stickboy drifts through a series of half-formed life choices—school, solitude in the wild, even faith—before ending up asleep in a city park, caught between who he is and who he might become. The story captures a quiet, wry moment of self-reflection with the kind of deadpan humor that defines the series.
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Reprinted in Pox #1/1988 (1988), Amazons #1 (1990)
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